... deposit in the ballot-box such a number of blank ballot-papers as would, if filled up, have rescued from defeat a slippery young Whig aristocrat who stood at the bottom of the poll, we imagine the Church Liberals ivouid soon begin to learn that Dissenters ...

... General Jackson's funeral took place at Richmond on the 12th, with great demonstrations of sorrow and respect. The Richmond Whig says that since the death of Washington, no similar event has so s orrowfully impressed the people of Virginia as General Jackson'e ...

... successful cause. The traditional mode of dealing with it is utterly unsuited for either immediate or remote advantage. The Whigs spoiled it for ever as a mere party question—and at Sir J. Trelaway very justly obterved, their conduct in this matter was ...

... that his official position was a practical disclaimer of all the doctrines he had advanced. In this respect he resembled the Whigs to whose political school he belonged, and to whose patronage he owed his elevation to the bench. He was to the Church what ...

... will show. Fighting for liberty was not rational. Oh, Garibaldi, what say you to that?— not ratioaal—fighting for liberty! Whigs of 1688, why did ye fight against good King James and invite the Prince of Orange to take the sovereignty of these realms? ...

... be fought between the Tories on hotel, from an excellent dinner, served up in the usual the one hand and the Conservative Whigs on the other, excellent style of Mr. and Mrs. Hancock. Mr. Close This policy, I am satisfied, would do much for the presided ...

... Endowed Schools Bill has been withdrawn with a parting Ministerial kick. The Irish Church question has been debated in a purely Whig and fell through without a vote upon its merits. The Maynooth question has •mme to nothing. The Region] Donum vote is scarcely ...

... Christmas, and we have no doubt that it will do full justice of the character and genius of the Irish Shakspere.—Be/fast Whig An original portrait of Shakspere is to have been for some time in the possession of an eminent surgeon of Norwich. Mr Hain ...

... decisive stand. In a skirmish General French is reported to have lost heavily, but captured 900 of the enemy. The Richmond Whig has despatches, dated Nov. 29, 1 by which it appears tnat General Fitzhugh Lee drove the Federal cavalry across the Recon and ...

... consider It from various points of view. of blank ballot-papers as would, if up, have rescued from defeat a slippery young Whig aria- The the death of Lord who stood at the b Atom of the poll, We burst . a pension of £5,000 per annum reverts the imagine ...

... the double journey, available for the return journey by any Train on the date of issue. natural. It is Mr. Stansfeld is not a Whig; and if he were, the , __-_ --- -aders should bi mode ill which this selection was made strengthens ,te commercial a the case ...

... minimum requirement, leaving the battle, in such cases, t be fought between the Tories on the one hand and the Conservative Whigs on the other. This policy, I am satisfied, would do much fer the Liberal cause. Mr. then introthiced the special bitsiness ...